2. THIS IS WHAT STUDENTS HEALTHY DIET
SHOULD CONTAIN-
ESPECIALLY BEFORE EXAMS:
Carbohydrates
B- group vitamins
AntioxidantsAntioxidants
Magnesium
Lecithin
Omega-3 acids
3. CARBOHYDRATES
Without them our brain cells have difficulties processing information.
The best carbohydrates are complex ones that break down slowly and
are gradually transported to the brain. Thanks to that they help nourish
the brain up to a few hours. That’s why each meal should consist of a
serving of whole-wheat foods ( whole wheat bread, buckwheat,
millets, rice, potatoes, pasta or oatmeal).millets, rice, potatoes, pasta or oatmeal).
4. B- GROUP VITAMINS
Help the brain to function, calm nerves, prevent absent-mindedness.
To supply your body daily you need to eat 1-2 servings of lean meat,
handful of sprouts or a cup of leguminous vegetables.
5. ANTIOXIDANTS
Have positive effects on the nervous system, strengthen nerves
and help overcome pre-exam stress.
Vegetables and fruits are the main source. Eat 4-5 servings a day,
drink smoothies and freshly-squeezed juices.
6. MAGNESIUM
It’s essential for producing energy for the brain.
Sharpens memory and concentration.
While studying and right before an exam eat pumpkin seeds,
sunflower seeds, almonds, cashews and hazelnuts.
Handful a day is enough.Handful a day is enough.
7. LECITHIN
Prevents deconcentration and memory problems.
It can be found in egg yolk.
Eggs contains also vitamine D.
Before final exams you can eat 2-3 eggs a week.
8. OMEGA-3 ACIDS
The build brain and brain cells. Essential for production of substances
carrying nervous impulses. They stimulate secretion of serotonin
which makes you feel better and has a relaxing effect. The main
source of omega-3 acids is fish that should be consumed 2-3 times a
week. If you don’t like fish eat 1-2 tablespoons of rapeseed oil or
linseed oil a day. These are also rich sources of omega- 3 acids.
9. IF YOU ARE PRACTISING SPORT YOUR DIET SHOULD
CONTAIN THE SAME INGREDIENTS AND ALSO:
MILK
AND
OTHER MILK PRODUCTSOTHER MILK PRODUCTS
10. THANK YOU FOR WATCHING
AND
GOOD LUCK!
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SOURCE: „VITA” – Text: Agnieszka Leciejewska